TL-WPA7510 KIT V2 Intermittently Not Responding on latest firmware
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hello, I have this brand new model powerline kit (V2), and upon purchase updated the firmware to 190610 as per your website firmware update. The firmware update went successfully and the adapter is working fine at approx 700Mbps and full speed wifi. However, repeatedly every 3-4 days, the wireless network on the adapter completely drops and there's no way to get it to work again without a full power cycle. Also the TPLink utility run elsewhere on the network does not see the device on the network to allow performing a soft restart. Only a hard reset resolves the issue which is inconvenient as it's behind furniture. The wifi network is the same SSID as another elsewhere in the property. There is nothing relevant in the logs. Anyone else seeing this?
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Thanks for the quick reply. I did det it up today as you mentioned above so I'll see if it solves during the next days.
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yup MeTo. Been very frustrating having to reboot regularly. Will try this inspired workaround...
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@onefortheroad Yes, I was getting this as well, intensely annoying and judging by the comments here, it's a bug in the firmware. The the SSID stops broadcasting and the IP for the wireless powerline device is no longer browsable even though it is pingable. The other odd thing is that it always seems to stop working whilst I'm in the middle of using it. It never stops working on one that hasn't been used for a while (by which I mean a few hours for instance). I never walk into the area then discover it's not working, it always happens when I've been using it for a few hours on average.
I've therefore downgraded the firmware to the previous version and the problem has now gone away. Hopefully this helps anyone else who is affected by this.
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Thks for the info. Will try it.
Can you please provide the version your using ? Thks
Meanwhile, I upgraded my internet speed to 500Mbps and bought new gigabit switches, and have a new problem with this kit.
I have 2 kits WPA7510 at home. Although the TP-Link tpPLC app shows speeds of 500 to 800Mbps between the 4 units, I can hardly get above 120 Mbps from one computer to another connected directly to the gigabit port (using Ethernet cables). This is little more than 10% of the expected (and announced). This happens even if I get all the units close on the same room, directly connected to the wall, and near the main electric board.
All the units are using the last available version of the software:
HW: TL-WPA7510 v2.0
SW: 2.0.2 Build 20190610 Rel.50850
I wrote this info in another thread:
https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/220210
Have you also tried your unit above 120Mbps ?
Thks
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@Buzi I've responded on the other thread because that's a separate issue. Hope it's helpful.
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